Lunch Plans

Anyone who has spent a significant amount of time at the office, or has even glanced at our daily "to do" list, would recognize that making lunch plans (and more importantly later executing these lunch plans) holds an important place in our daily agenda. And rightfully so. Stinson has been known to come into the Office strictly to join in on the daily ritual. Around 10:30, when morale in the Office is typically at a daily low, it feels good to look up at the board and say, "Hey, what're we doing for lunch today?" (though we all know the real morning thrill comes from checking off the box marked "Lunch plans?"). The crux of the debate these days mainly revolves around venturing to the BC walkway for the sandwiches and the view vs the convenience and daily specials of the LSRC. Less often is North thrown around, and never South. The execution is key. For the members of the Office, lunch is a time for us to forget about how little work we're actually doing, and to just sit back, relax, and talk about how awesome it is to be dominating third year.